ok, I removed jackd via 'apt-remove'.
now if I want to *reinstall* it, aptitude wants to *remove* the
following packages:
amsynth, audacious, audacity, avidemux, avidemux-plugins, chuck,
csladspa, csound, darkice, dssi-host-jack, ecasound, fluxus, ...,
libjack-dev, libjack0, libjack0.100.0-0, libportaudio2, all pd libs,
puredata, ..., vlc-plugin-jack, wsynth-dssi, zynaddsubfx.
WTF ?
_y
On 20/05/10 15:49, gusano wrote:
hi Ricardo
thanks for the suggestion but I'm afraid it's a bit too tricky for me
right now..
what I don't get is: why nearly all audio apps installed in pure:dyne
are dependencies from jackd ? (just an example)
I would love being able to 'apt-get remove jackd' and aptitude would
remove *only* technical dependencies (and not Ardour or SuperCollider
packages...)
cheers,
_y
On 20/05/10 15:14, Ricardo G. Herdt wrote:
In debian, I'd fetch the sources from unstable (having the proper
deb-src line in /etc/sources.list) with ' apt-get source jackd ' and
create a deb package from them using ' dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -b
-us -uc '. Then I'd simply replace the installed jackd with it,
without uninstalling anything. You could try the same with sources
from newer versions from ubuntu. Just a suggestion.
2010/5/20, gusano<[email protected]>:
hello
while trying to fix my FW sound issues (again...), I'd like to uninstall
jackd and libffado to compile newer versions.
problem is, if I do that aptitude wants to remove (nearly) all packages
from my system !
is there a way to remove *only one* package ?
cheers,
_y
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